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A Guide To Having An Oceanic Adventure At SeaWorld In Abu Dhabi Like Shriya Saran Did
Shriya Saran got her hands on the "endless ocean" at SeaWorld Yas Island in Abu Dhabi
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Walt Disney World Receives Green Light To Reopen On July 11
Maintaining social distancing and wearing masks, tourists visiting Florida will be able to take photos with Mickey Mouse again when Disney World reopens on July 11, a month after SeaWorld and Universal Studios are set to do the same, officials said Friday.
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Dolphin Snatches iPad Of Woman Taking Its Photo At SeaWorld In Florida
A woman trying to take a picture of a dolphin at SeaWorld in Florida with an iPad apparently got a bit too close because it snatched the device right out of her hands.
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Theme Park Seaworld To End Controversial Killer Whale Breeding Project
Bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists, U.S theme park operator SeaWorld said on Thursday it would stop breeding killer whales and that those currently at its parks would be the last.
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Killer Whale That Drowned US Trainer Badly Ill
The orca whale that made worldwide headlines when it killed its trainer during a live show in 2010 is severely ill, SeaWorld officials in the US said on Tuesday.
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Starving Sea Lion Found In San Diego, California, Restaurant
A starving sea lion has been rescued after finding its way into the booth of a fancy San Diego restaurant.
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SeaWorld fined for whale trainer's death
SeaWorld Orlando has been fined 75 thousand dollars by the federal government following an investigation into the death of a whale trainer there last February.Dawn Brancheau died when she was grabbed by her hair and dragged underwater by the killer whale, "Tilikum." (Read: Whale kills trainer as horrified spectators watch)It was the third time that...
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Whale kills trainer as horrified spectators watch
A SeaWorld killer whale snatched a trainer from a poolside platform Wednesday in its jaws and thrashed the woman around underwater, killing her in front of a horrified audience. It marked the third time the animal had been involved in a human death.
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A Guide To Having An Oceanic Adventure At SeaWorld In Abu Dhabi Like Shriya Saran Did
Shriya Saran got her hands on the "endless ocean" at SeaWorld Yas Island in Abu Dhabi
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Walt Disney World Receives Green Light To Reopen On July 11
Maintaining social distancing and wearing masks, tourists visiting Florida will be able to take photos with Mickey Mouse again when Disney World reopens on July 11, a month after SeaWorld and Universal Studios are set to do the same, officials said Friday.
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Dolphin Snatches iPad Of Woman Taking Its Photo At SeaWorld In Florida
A woman trying to take a picture of a dolphin at SeaWorld in Florida with an iPad apparently got a bit too close because it snatched the device right out of her hands.
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Theme Park Seaworld To End Controversial Killer Whale Breeding Project
Bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists, U.S theme park operator SeaWorld said on Thursday it would stop breeding killer whales and that those currently at its parks would be the last.
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Killer Whale That Drowned US Trainer Badly Ill
The orca whale that made worldwide headlines when it killed its trainer during a live show in 2010 is severely ill, SeaWorld officials in the US said on Tuesday.
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Starving Sea Lion Found In San Diego, California, Restaurant
A starving sea lion has been rescued after finding its way into the booth of a fancy San Diego restaurant.
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SeaWorld fined for whale trainer's death
SeaWorld Orlando has been fined 75 thousand dollars by the federal government following an investigation into the death of a whale trainer there last February.Dawn Brancheau died when she was grabbed by her hair and dragged underwater by the killer whale, "Tilikum." (Read: Whale kills trainer as horrified spectators watch)It was the third time that...
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Whale kills trainer as horrified spectators watch
A SeaWorld killer whale snatched a trainer from a poolside platform Wednesday in its jaws and thrashed the woman around underwater, killing her in front of a horrified audience. It marked the third time the animal had been involved in a human death.
